An economic life
From the classroom to the White House dining room, professor Alan Blinder ’67 has unusual clout
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Using a misleading term
By Laurence C. Day ’55 Keep readingTight-jawed over tax credit
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Dinky move no big deal
By Richard Trenner ’70 Keep readingBeing part of an elite
By Alan McKenney ’75 Keep reading
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Practical knowledge
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Flyin’ Hawaiian
On a campus full of large personalities, ‘Master Jeff’ has one of the largest
New media, old values
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Princeton in the Confederacy’s service
150 years after the Civil War, Rebel ties remain little-known
Princeton's rebels
By John W. Anderson ’70 Keep readingA Southern family's path to Princeton
By Douglas M. Carpenter ’55 Keep readingSpared by a general
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Horse prank was risky
By Tom Parr ’55 Keep reading
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What role for Blairstown?
Princeton examines its ties with a camp that serves urban youth 65 miles from campus
PBC an influential training ground
By Kate Brown Keep readingAn essential role
By Richard Peterson ’60 Keep readingP.U.-Blairstown ties
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A 'five-second rule'? Yes
By Susan M. Squier ’72 Keep reading
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Deficit disorder
Alumni experts weigh in on the nation’s budget gap
Women missing from deficit story
By Nina Bang-Jensen ’77 Keep readingCaveat on fiscal policy
By Donald H. Voss ’44 Keep readingPAW's deficit experts
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